Sentence examples for capable of figuring out from inspiring English sources

"I'm not sure human beings are capable of figuring out so many variations".

Just about everyone at Edgewood knew that drugs were tested there, and might be capable of figuring out what was happening if he suddenly felt strange.

But Mr. Kirby of Green Street Advisors said New York real estate players were perfectly capable of figuring out how much an office building is worth.

If there are lots of planets out there that are suitable for life, and if life eventually produces intelligence, and if intelligent beings on one planet are capable of figuring out how to communicate with intelligent beings on another, then the fact that we haven't heard from any suggests that such civilizations don't last.

And as well and good as those things are, they're the kind of thing the company is fully capable of figuring out on its own, thank you very much.

(Harvard students, I think, were pretty capable of figuring out how to join the armed forces!).

But beyond rescue and relief lies the harder task of figuring out what the United States and other countries can and ought to do for Haiti over the long term, and what Haiti is capable of doing for itself.

Rather it's about 1) recognizing that the world would be a better place if more people respected where their expertise and experience ends and someone else's begins and 2) embraced the idea that you are both capable of figuring things out as you go along and that, with obvious exceptions like performing surgery or flying a 747, it really is okay to do so.

This past six-month period is the era of finally figuring out how to do [cooperative multiplayer] not just co-op capable.

Newer technologies of measurement — microarrays and next-generation sequencing — may be capable of seeing staggering amounts of data, but figuring out how to analyze their results and model them dynamically is more difficult.

I'm capable of figuring this all out for myself, but just because I can doesn't mean I want to.